Align the calcified crown.
Three arteries, one heart. Make the pulse fronts agree before the chamber seals.
Paused.
The clock is held. Re-enter when the chamber is ready.
The native rhythm holds.
The sealed arteries keep their original cadence beneath the repaired heart.
Field notes
Read the wave. The three phase rails should stack at the heart. Cyan is constructive; amber is drift; magenta is interference.
Patient pressure. The crown teaches direct routing. Scar tissue then exposes one stricture per chamber; the phase window tightens as the body is repaired.
Choose the graft. On a scarred artery, R spends 14 integrity and inverts that branch by 180°. Direct routing costs no integrity but demands finer tuning.
Lock carefully. A failed lock is a pressure error. A chamber can take one spike, never two. Three total errors ends the procedure.
Touch ring. Tap the upper arc to rotate clockwise, lower arc counter-clockwise. Use the artery buttons, BYPASS, and LOCK for touch.